fovovo
Elementary
fo-vo-vo
adjective
nature/food
English:Wilted/shriveled (referring to crops)
Shona DefinitionKuti fovovo kusvava kunoita mbambaira kana kuti mbatata yambenge iri nyoro. Kana chinhu chati fovovo chinenge chawira mukati. Kuti fovovo kupererwa namashoko wakoneswa kana kuti wazonzwisisa. Aifunga kuti andijuma, asi ini ndakamutsanangurira zvose zvanga zvaitika, akabva angoti fovovo kunyarara.

Definitions

Describes crops, especially maize, that have withered or failed to develop properly due to lack of water or disease.

“Ma fovovo imbesa dzinenge dzakasvava, dzatadza kusvika zvakanaka. Chibage chakaomerwa chikaita mafovovo zvokuti hatina kana kutombochidya gore rino.”

Examples

“Ma fovovo imbesa dzinenge dzakasvava, dzatadza kusvika zvakanaka. Chibage chakaomerwa chikaita mafovovo zvokuti hatina kana kutombochidya gore rino.”

“The crops are wilted, they haven't developed well. The maize was affected and became wilted, so we didn't even eat it this year.”

Synonyms

dzakawora
dzakafa

Antonyms

dzakasimba
dzakakura
AI Context

zeal

Quick Reference

What does fovovo mean in English?
fovovo means "Wilted/shriveled (referring to crops)" in English.
Definition of fovovo
Describes crops, especially maize, that have withered or failed to develop properly due to lack of water or disease.
Tsanangudzo yefovovo
Kuti fovovo kusvava kunoita mbambaira kana kuti mbatata yambenge iri nyoro. Kana chinhu chati fovovo chinenge chawira mukati. Kuti fovovo kupererwa namashoko wakoneswa kana kuti wazonzwisisa. Aifunga kuti andijuma, asi ini ndakamutsanangurira zvose zvanga zvaitika, akabva angoti fovovo kunyarara.
Part of speech
adjective